pickDecent thriller although easy to figure out. A mother dies and three estranged siblings reunite only to come across a VHS tape containing video of their parents with a missing dead girl from 1999. They are now tasked with figuring out what really happened that night and who was truly responsible for little Emma‘s death.
pickBook 6 in this series. Violet is a fortune teller at the fair and keeps giving people bad but true fortunes. One of the people she gave a fortune to dies at the fair and now Violet is under suspicion. They‘re all accusing her of being a witch (she is). So Lucy needs to find the killer to save her cousin.
pickThis book is amazing, truly! A family lives alone on a remote island off the coast of Antarctica, protecting a seed bank until the next supply ship arrives. When a woman washes ashore, all their lives are changed forever. It‘s a story of hope, of secrets, of lies and of course of love. Narrated one chapter at a time by each character, we slowly learn their stories. My favorite book of this year so far. Highly recommend!
pickAnother Richard Osman raced through in a day 🙂 I feel like I like each one more than the last! Such an enjoyable distraction.
Fell asleep reading this last night and had the weirdest dreams. Do not recommend.
#WeeklyForecast
I‘m officially on Easter break and is not returning to work until Tuesday 22nd and my main goal is to read
I want to continue with the yearlong reads
I want to continue with the buddy reads: Eloquent Rage #SheSaid and Heartstone #ShardlakeBR
I want to finish There‘s a Monster behind the Door, What to Wild See Can Be and Betongblomst
I want to read the tagged, and start The Peepshow and Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit
pick#NancyDrewBR @Librarybelle
I changed my mind. I ended up kind of liking this. Maybe not my favorite, but not as annoying as some I‘ve read. The two mysteries actually ended up being connected so having multiple cases didn‘t bother me.
I hope someone read the earlier version. I want to know how they compare and if the bits about pirates and devastating hurricanes in my version were really just from the original.
My son picked this for our buddy read. I don't read many mysteries, but this looks good. A 13 year old child goes missing from a summer camp. 14 years prior, their sibling also went missing. (Though not from the camp.) So far I'm really enjoying this.
Recent fiction acquisition:
📖 The Serpent's Tale by Ariana Franklin
